Metres weighted grade of Ni was 2.35%, Cu 0.97% up to SFRD0258 at Nova-Bollinger (~3400 m of Ni-Cu sulphide in 200-odd intercepts to that point). So the "Paydirt" comment is just that: The 2.72% Ni, 1.56% Cu in RKDD008 should be is mineable based on what IGO are digging up provided there is enough of it and there are no metallurgy problems, red-green-black tape problems, getechnical issues, financing headaches or the world suddenly finding a substitute for nickel.... etc etc.
Utilising the gross massive sulphide intersections in RKDD008 and RKDD011 and assuming they are the same package, subject to the inevitable local lumps and bumps in each intersection, I get a true thickness of 21.3 m, close to the thickness in RKDD011 of 21.6 m. Gives a dip direction of almost exactly 090 at 39 degrees subject to above caveats.
